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Daniel N. de Bruyn, Ben Kotze and William Hurst
Time-based smart home controllers govern their environment with a predefined routine, without knowing if this is the most efficient way. Finding a suitable model to predict energy consumption could prove to be an optimal method to manage the electricity ...
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Cuiying Zhou, Guangjun Cui, Wanyi Liang, Zhen Liu and Lihai Zhang
To mitigate the risk of structural failure in coastal engineering caused by soft marine soil creep, this study presents a coupled macroscopic and mesoscopic creep model of soft marine soil to predict long-term deformation behavior of the soil. First, the...
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Bernardo Anes, Joao Figueiredo and Mouhaydine Tlemçani
Nowadays, the inner shape and economic viability of a stone block is dependent on the skill and experience of the ?expert? that makes predictions based on external observations. This actual procedure is an extremely high empirical method, and when it fai...
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Dominique Fleischmann and László Könözsy
This paper focuses on the development of an explicit finite difference numerical method for approximating the solution of the inhomogeneous fourth-order Euler?Bernoulli beam bending equation with velocity-dependent damping and second moment of area, mass...
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Bruno Mataloto, Hugo Mendes and Joao C. Ferreira
People in shared building space have an important role in energy consumption because they can turn on/off equipment and heat/cooling systems. This behaviour can be influenced by giving then locally tailored context information (energy consumption, temper...
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